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BETHPAGE iTHEAGE r PLAINVIEW
BT 4CQPIES
BETHPAGE LIBRARY
47 POWELL AVE
BETHPAGE NY I I 7 i4 ^
ISLAND TREES PLAINEDGE SEAFORD
VOL.17 NO. 24. Week of September 23-29,1982 20 cents per copy
1982 Kickoff Parade
Bethpage High School Band leads the Parade.
Panther
Football
Sunday, September 12th opened the 18th
annual season of the Bethpage Midget Football
players, with a parade up Stewart Avenue. Mr.
Cohan added a special touch with the outstanding
muscians of the Bethpage High School Band.
Color and beauty came in the form of the High
School Cheerleaders and High School Kickline.
But, watching the Midget football players and
cheerleaders march by is always a joy unmatched!
Many of them seem doll like in their regulation
uniforms. Holding down the impulse to hug all of
them is very hard indeed, after all before us is
what makes the great football and cheering teams
of Bethpage. It all begins at pint size! The little
guys and girls can start their professional career at
age 7, the bigger guys and girls are ready to start
trying for Jr. High teams at age 12 nd 13. Alto­gether
this year there are 180 youths in
B.A.M.F.O.
Good Luck Bethpage Midget players and
cheerleaders - Hope your season turns out well,
we know how hard you will be working.
Right behind their 'men' were the Pee Wee Cheerleaders.
Always a good woman behind every good man.
mma ii:M'>i' — i*\:
Taking a break between games at the Panther refreshment °pe"»"g ceremonies of the football season are underway at
wagon, run by parents, with the proceeds going for uniforms the H |Bn School, followed by 3 games against out of town
Pee Wee team, 7 and 8 year olds, show their mighty might, and equipment. teams. Bethpage took 1 out of 3.

BETHPAGE iTHEAGE r PLAINVIEW
BT 4CQPIES
BETHPAGE LIBRARY
47 POWELL AVE
BETHPAGE NY I I 7 i4 ^
ISLAND TREES PLAINEDGE SEAFORD
VOL.17 NO. 24. Week of September 23-29,1982 20 cents per copy
1982 Kickoff Parade
Bethpage High School Band leads the Parade.
Panther
Football
Sunday, September 12th opened the 18th
annual season of the Bethpage Midget Football
players, with a parade up Stewart Avenue. Mr.
Cohan added a special touch with the outstanding
muscians of the Bethpage High School Band.
Color and beauty came in the form of the High
School Cheerleaders and High School Kickline.
But, watching the Midget football players and
cheerleaders march by is always a joy unmatched!
Many of them seem doll like in their regulation
uniforms. Holding down the impulse to hug all of
them is very hard indeed, after all before us is
what makes the great football and cheering teams
of Bethpage. It all begins at pint size! The little
guys and girls can start their professional career at
age 7, the bigger guys and girls are ready to start
trying for Jr. High teams at age 12 nd 13. Alto­gether
this year there are 180 youths in
B.A.M.F.O.
Good Luck Bethpage Midget players and
cheerleaders - Hope your season turns out well,
we know how hard you will be working.
Right behind their 'men' were the Pee Wee Cheerleaders.
Always a good woman behind every good man.
mma ii:M'>i' — i*\:
Taking a break between games at the Panther refreshment °pe"»"g ceremonies of the football season are underway at
wagon, run by parents, with the proceeds going for uniforms the H |Bn School, followed by 3 games against out of town
Pee Wee team, 7 and 8 year olds, show their mighty might, and equipment. teams. Bethpage took 1 out of 3.